About Peter
Peter Johannes Klein has been admitted as a German attorney since 2014. Mr. Klein is specialized in trademark, design, competition and Internet law and strengthens the team of lawyers of VOSSIUS since 2017.He is responsible for the enforcement and protection of trademark, design and competition rights before the courts and his legal consultancy covers the strategic development and management of intellectual property portfolios. Furthermore, Mr. Klein is considered as an expert for topics of e-commerce and Internet business with reference to copyright, personality and data protection law.Mr. Klein studied law in Düsseldorf and he gained expertise in his current focus areas during his studies working with the trademark department of a well-reputed German retail company. He continued to strengthen his focus on IP law by working for an international law firm as well as by traineeships with the Special Chamber for Competition and Copyright Law of the Regional Court of Düsseldorf, with the German Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Jakarta/Indonesia and with the Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations in New York City.He regularly publishes articles in specialist journals for trademark law and related topics and, as a member of the media and specialist journalist in the field of law, actively reports on new decisions and new legislation in the field of intellectual property. He is also a member of the German Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR) and the ECTA.
Peter Johannes Klein has been admitted as a German attorney since 2014. Mr. Klein is specialized in trademark, design, competition and Internet law and strengthens the team of lawyers of VOSSIUS since 2017.He is responsible for the enforcement and protection of trademark, design and competition rights before the courts and his legal consultancy covers the strategic development and management of intellectual property portfolios. Furthermore, Mr. Klein is considered as an expert for topics of e-commerce and Internet business with reference to copyright, personality and data protection law.Mr. Klein studied law in Düsseldorf and he gained expertise in his current focus areas during his studies working with the trademark department of a well-reputed German retail company. He continued to strengthen his focus on IP law by working for an international law firm as well as by traineeships with the Special Chamber for Competition and Copyright Law of the Regional Court of Düsseldorf, with the German Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Jakarta/Indonesia and with the Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations in New York City.He regularly publishes articles in specialist journals for trademark law and related topics and, as a member of the media and specialist journalist in the field of law, actively reports on new decisions and new legislation in the field of intellectual property. He is also a member of the German Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR) and the ECTA.
Peter Johannes Klein has been admitted as a German attorney since 2014. Mr. Klein is specialized in trademark, design, competition and Internet law and strengthens the team of lawyers of VOSSIUS since 2017.
He is responsible for the enforcement and protection of trademark, design and competition rights before the courts and his legal consultancy covers the strategic development and management of intellectual property portfolios. Furthermore, Mr. Klein is considered as an expert for topics of e-commerce and Internet business with reference to copyright, personality and data protection law.
Mr. Klein studied law in Düsseldorf and he gained expertise in his current focus areas during his studies working with the trademark department of a well-reputed German retail company. He continued to strengthen his focus on IP law by working for an international law firm as well as by traineeships with the Special Chamber for Competition and Copyright Law of the Regional Court of Düsseldorf, with the German Indonesian Chamber of Commerce in Jakarta/Indonesia and with the Permanent Mission of Germany to the United Nations in New York City.
He regularly publishes articles in specialist journals for trademark law and related topics and, as a member of the media and specialist journalist in the field of law, actively reports on new decisions and new legislation in the field of intellectual property. He is also a member of the German Association for the Protection of Intellectual Property and Copyright (GRUR) and the ECTA.
